Kitz

Not a lot works to be able to recommend this series. The acting is pretty bad, and coupled with a weak and confusing script, it makes the series worse. The makeup artist opted to use industrial strength foundation so the actors look as if they all have thick layers of greasepaint applied. It is very distracting. In keeping with the "New Europe" there are examples of diversity in everything. Unfortunately, there is little chemistry between any of the actors so the on screen relationships, both gay and straight, come across as very false. The plot has the usual twists and turns, but is also very predictable. Overall, it's something to watch when a queue is empty. Just don't expect too much.